1950-1959

1950

Spring 1950 (May 9, 1950)

Keith Ferdinand Anderson, Pelham, New York

Herbert William Beck, Norfolk, Virginia

John Benjamin Carter, Catskill, New York

Louis M. Daniels

Carlton H. Franklin, Erie, Pennsylvania

William Anthony Hackley, Washington, D.C.

Kenneth Theodore Hammond, Providence, Rhode Island

James Elwood Hayslett, Norfolk, Virginia

Ernest Don Jackson, Bainbridge, Georgia

Winston B. Jackson, Fairfield, Alabama

Marion Stanley Kelly, Akron, Ohio

Herbert George McDonald, Jamaica, New York

Howard Emerson Overton, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Arthur McKinley Reynolds, Indianapolis, Indiana

Edward G. Smith, Jr., Palatka, Florida

Charles Boise Stewart, Jr., Kinston, North Carolina

Alexander Taylor, Jr., Westfield, New Jersey

Harold Thomas Webb, Coxsackie, New York

Stanley Harvey Womack, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Fred P. Williams, Washington, D.C.

Fall 1950 (November 22, 1950)

Eugene J. Allen, Washington, D.C.

Samuel Joseph Baskerville, Jr., Charleston, West Virginia

William Donald Brown Jr., Minneapolis, Minnesota

Charles Irving Bryant, Arlington, Virginia

Robert Edward Bryant, Arlington, Virginia

William Clarence Cammack, Jr., Washington, D.C.

Alonzo L. Ferguson, Washington, D.C.

George Tucker Butler, Jr., Charlotte, North Carolina

George Franklin Fraction, Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Robert Clarence Gaskill, Arlington, Virginia

James Edward Graves, Lynchburg, Virginia

Samuel Ryan Hatchett, Washington, D.C.

John I. McDonald Hercules, Georgetown, Guyana (Omega Chapter, 1988)

Alfred Hill, Lackawanna, New York

James Walton Hope, Gastonia, North Carolina

Earl Mayberry Johnson Huntington, West Virginia

Lawrence Binga Johnson, Jr., Arlington, Virginia

Marshall H. Layton, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Roland Frank Noel, Lynchburg, Virginia

Calvin C. Roberts, Montclair, New Jersey

Harry P. Williams

James David Williams, Augusta, Georgia

1951

Spring 1951 (May 16, 1951)

William Leon Ballard, Jr., Paterson, New Jersey

Harold Leander Braynon, Miami, Florida (Omega Chapter, July 25, 2011)

William Jerome Jefferson, Jr., Chicago, Illinois

Theodore A. Cannon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Reginald Nathaniel Parker, Norfolk, Virginia

Fall 1951 (December 1951)

Harry Simpson Bagley, Kansas City, Missouri

William John Dixon, Sanford, Florida

Joseph Langston Farrar, Bridgeport, Connecticut

Edward Ferguson, Chester, Pennsylvania

Malcolm Van Norman Gee, Baltimore, Maryland

Lawrence Earl Hackley, Roanoke, Virginia

Alonzo Shaw Harden, Washington, D.C.

Ernest James Jackson, Farrell, Pennsylvania

Wayman Lattimore, Pelham, New York

Albert Harrison Luck, Danville, Virginia

Richard W. Pate, Jr., Washington, D.C.

Harold Jay Pettaway, Waterbury, Connecticut

Charles R. Reid

Marvin Samuel Robinson, Jersey City, New Jersey

James Leonard Stanmore, Queen City, Texas

James David Williams Flint, Michigan

1952

Spring 1952 (May 19, 1952)

William Edward Davis, Jr., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Lawrence Burrell Hundley, Jr., Huntsville, Alabama

Archibald Rufus Murray, New York, New York

John P. Riley, Panama

Robert Earl Scott, Los Angeles, California PRESIDENT

Theodis Wesley, Shine Dallas, Texas

John M. Woodyear, New York, New York

Fall 1952 (December 14, 1952)

Willie Chambers, Greensboro, North Carolina

John Thomas Daniels, Rocky Point, North Carolina

Jack E. Evans, Poteau, Oklahoma

William Harris

Lovell F. Holmes, Tallahassee, Florida

Thomas Roosevelt Jones, Jr., Newport News, Virginia

Wilfred Alexander Kenney, Jr., Durham, North Carolina

Arthur Eugene Mallette, Wilmington, North Carolina

Clarence M. Page, Montclair, New Jersey

Jacob Edward Rahming, Miami, Florida

Ralph Robinson, Corona, New York

Cleveland E. Varner, Norfolk, Virginia

John Madison White, Ossining, New York

Edward Alvin Clement, Washington, D.C.

1953

Spring 1953 (May 18, 1953)

Dennis A. McLendon, Jacksonville, Florida

Wallace B. Thompson, Jr., Brooklyn, New York PRESIDENT

William Peter Bailey, Plainfield, New Jersey

Leslie Wellington Donaldson, Kingston, Jamaica

Robert McGraw Gilbert, Jr., New York, New York

Melvin Small, Gloster, Louisiana

Lloyd E. Thomas, FallsChurch, Virginia

Noah C. Perry, Jr., New Haven, Connecticut

Fall 1953 (December 8, 1953)

Aubrey O'Neil Dent, Jr. Roanoke, Virginia

Robert E. Ransom, Jr.

John D. Walker Darby, Pennsylvania

1954

Spring 1954 (May 1, 1954)

Walter Rivers Hampton, New York, New York PRESIDENT

Elton Franklin King, Jr., Washington, D.C.

John Rudolph Bell, Jersey City, New Jersey

Herman Flora, Norfolk, Virginia DOG CAPTAIN

Arnold George Walker, Jr., Wilson, North Carolina

Arthur Louis Burnett, Fredericksburg, Virginia (Omega Chapter, November 20, 2023)

Carlos Manuel Bardeguez, Guayama, Puerto Rico

Elmo Caldwell

Fall 1954 (December 4, 1954)

Henry A. Blackwell

Donald Wiley Boyd, Johnson City, Tennessee

Terrence Burwell

Roland Constantine Burroughs, Miami, Florida

Leayle Gerard Galiber, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands

Franklin D. Green, Staunton, Virginia

Robert Alonzo Harleston, Hempstead, New York PRESIDENT

Melville Marshall Kirkland, Paterson, New Jersey

James Rudolph Lyles, Washington, D.C.

Clarence Malone, Southampton, New York

Glenn Manning, Baltimore, Maryland

George Edward Marshall, Arlington, Virginia

Alphonso Joseph Patterson Kinston, North Carolina

Lennel G. Sutton, Boynton Beach, Florida

Alvin Bernard Wood, Hartford, Connecticut

James Ronald Woods, Lorain, Ohio

1955

Spring 1955 (May 5, 1955)

Nigel Melvin Ayton, Atlantic City, New Jersey

Major C. Campbell

Willie Talley Dawkins, Baltimore, Maryland

Clinton Eugene Gravely, Reidsville, North Carolina

John C. H. Grier, Columbus, Georgia

William Lambert Griffin, Peekskill, New York

Yondell Elvas Moore, Marshall, Texas (Omega Chapter, December 18, 2021)

John Matthew Murphy Jr., Charlotte, NC (Omega Chapter, December 2012)

James Peter Neal, Jr., Kershaw, South Carolina

Rodney P. Olden, Brooklyn, New York

Edward Cunningham Powell, Washington, D.C.

George Roberts

Alexander Walker Sargent, Jr., Paterson, New Jersey

Evan Kenneth Walker, Washington, D.C.

Fall 1955 (December 5, 1955)

Earl Lawrence Carter, Washington, D.C.

Harold Alexander Dames, Miami, Florida

Claude R. Freeman, Bronx, New York

Clinton Eugene Gravely, Reidsville, North Carolina

Victor Arthur Henry, New Orleans, Louisiana

George Delannio McDonald, New York, New York PRESIDENT

Royston Ulric Nero, New York, New York

Harry Orvin Parrot, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands

Charles Carlton Perry, New York, New York

Hubert Gerard Skinner, Elizabeth, New Jersey

Dewitt Talmage Walton, Jr., Macon, Georgia

1956

Spring 1956 (May 8, 1956)

Alfredo Linares-Soto, Santurce, Puerto Rico

Harold Edward Vick, Rocky Mount, North Carolina

Calvin H. Williams

Fall 1956 (December 1, 1956)

Edward Gans Briscoe, Montclair, New Jersey

Marvin Phillips Carroll, Atlanta, Georgia

Cleveland Derouen

Walter L. Faggett, Greensboro, North Carolina

Aquila Gilmore, Jr.

Ralph Humphrey, New Rochelle, New York

William James Jones, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Charles R. White, New York City, New York

1957

Spring 1957 (May 3, 1957)

Salem Lemuel Adams, Newark, New Jersey

Rodrique Challenger

Elmer McCoy Perry, Eagle Rock, North Carolina DOG CAPTAIN

James Douglass Polk, Roanoke, Virginia

Marvous Saunders, Washington, D.C.

Fall 1957 - The Fabulous Fourteen (December 14, 1957)

Kenneth Anthony Marius, New York, New York (Omega Chapter)

James Banks Brown, Jr., Smithfield, Virginia DOG CAPTAIN (Omega Chapter, January 15, 2015)

William Arthur Ellis Jr., Dayton, Ohio (Omega Chapter)

William Grant Ellison, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Omega Chapter, October 2003)

Charleston Roy Lee, Jr., Chicago, Illinois

Billy Emmanuel Jones, Dayton, Ohio

Robert Gates, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Spencer H. Boyer, West Chester, Pennsylvania

Edward Norman Hall, Jr., Jensen Beach, Florida (Omega Chapter)

Leonard James Howie, Youngstown, Ohio

Richard Austin Keels, Boston, Massachusetts

Roger Alexander Brown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Thomas Earl Motley Sr., Whiteville, Tennessee (Omega Chapter, January 11, 2023)

Jimmie Sinclair Trimiar, Lynchburg, Virginia PRESIDENT

1958

Spring 1958 (May 3, 1958)

James Baker

Francis Hall Henderson, West Chester, Pennsylvania DOG CAPTAIN

Oscar R. Maddox

William A. Phillips, Cordele, Georgia

Paul Eddie Pritchett, Martinsville, Virginia

Julian L. Weaver, Tarboro, North Carolina

Fall 1958 - The Noble Nine (December 13, 1958)

1. Eddie Carl Brown, Allentown, Pennsylvania

2. Harvey Ellsworth Butler, Richmond, Virginia PRESIDENT

3. John Reid Hoffler, Burton, North Carolina

4. Morris Paul O'Kelly, Lynchburg, Virginia

5. William Cornelius Parnell, Jr., Beaufort, South Carolina

6. William Rowland Gee, Jr., Arlington, Virginia

7. Jonathan Pollard Nelson, Brooklyn, New York DOG CAPTAIN

8. Samuel Alfred Gray, Tuscaloosa, Alabama

9. Walter G. Stroud, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1959

Spring 1959 – The Faithful Five (May 1, 1959)

Burnett William Harrington, Jr., Chattanooga, Tennessee DOG CAPTAIN

Marshall André Isler III, Kinston, North Carolina PRESIDENT

Langston L. Jones, Barbourville, Kentucky

James Carter Thomas, St. Albans, New York

James Leroy White, Washington, D.C.